hurst was... i mean, it was... it was definitely a high. >> narrator: willingham's attorney filed a series of emergency last minute appeals. >> i thought that somebody would... would at least say, "let's stop and, you know, let's at least hold on and let's take a look at it." i mean, we were talking about somebody that was convicted of something that wasn't a crime. >> narrator: while willingham waited for the courts to decide, he received shocking news: stacy had told reporters that she now believed he had murdered their children. >> she told me that she had changed her mind and felt that todd was guilty. >> narrator: stacy talked to todd's private investigator, tina church. >> and she indicated that she had read the entire trial record in one day. and i kept trying to tell her, "well, we have new evidence. how would that make you feel to know that your former husband, the father of your children, is going to be executed for something he possibly didn't do?" and she just really had convinced hers

>>reporter: hurst snap th photo with the i-phone. why did you take the picture? >>ecause no one believed me. the chp wanted the pictures because they couldn't believe what i was saying. it was just hard to comprehend i would say. >>reporter: before the chp could arrive the ranger 33-year-old tyson young drove away officers caught up to him they reported he was swerving over the center lean. commander of chp area tells me itas a difficult case for his officers e.normally it's impaired driver as citizen we hope they are normally not armed but now we have a park ranger who is onuty in uniform as suspected dui drive drer. >>reporter: lieutenant would if the give me details of the rest. but the misdemeanor complaint filed by prosecutors charged young with driving under the influence with blood alcohol of point 24. three times the legal limit and resisting arrest yet the chp didn't book him in the humboldt county jail. they released young to his supervisor. >> we have a sight and release policy and we have one at our area office. you can be the cited and rae leased. >>

the experience prompted hurst to start a backlog about chantix.where according to comments posted on her site it could have been a lot worst. >> this one was just posted august 31st. i lost my best friend and father to my children. he was taking chantix. he had become very angry. he hung himself in fronts of me. i could not -- in front of me. i could not save him. >> from 2006 when chantix first went on the market through 2013, 637 suicides. 2064 attempted suicides. reported to the u.s. food and drug administration as adverse events associated with chantix. that's according to fda documents obtained by "america tonight" under the freedom of information act. and a british study look at all prescription drugs in the u.k. over a 14 year period found chantix resulted in the highest rates of reported suicide, suicidal behavior and depression. we should point out these adverse event reports don't prove chantix cause people taking the drug to become suicidal or experience any other side effect for that matter. chantix is designed to help people quit smok

>>reporter: hurst snap the photo with the i-phone. why did you take the picture? >> because no one believed me. the chp wanted the pictures because they couldn't believe what i was saying. it was just hard to comprehend i would say. >>reporter: before the chp could arrive the ranger 33-year-old tyson young drove away. officers caught up to him they reported he was swerving over the center lean. commander of chp area tells me it was a difficult case for his officers e.normally it's impaired driver as citizen we hope they are normally not armed but now we have a park ranger who is on duty in uniform as suspected dui drive driver. >>reporter: lieutenant would if the give me details of the arrest. but the misdemeanor complaint filed by prosecutors charged young with driving under the influence with blood alcohol of point 24. three times the legal limit and resisting arrest yet the chp didn't book him in the humboldt county jail. they released young to his supervisor. >> we have a sight and release policy and we have one at our area office. you can be the cited and rae

>>reporter: hurst snap the photo with the i-phone. why did you take the picture?p wanted the pictures because they couldn't believe what i was saying. it was just hard to comprehend i would say. >>reporter: before the chp could arrive the ranger 33-year-old tyson young drove away. officers caught up to him they reported he was swerving over the center lean. commander of chp area tells me it was a difficult case for his officers e.normally it's impaired driver as citizen we hope they are normally not armed but now we have a park ranger who is on duty in uniform as suspected dui drive driver. >>reporter: lieutenant would if the give me details of the arrest. but the misdemeanor complaint filed by prosecutors charged young with driving under the influence with blood alcohol of point 24. three times the legal limit and resisting arrest yet the chp didn't book him in the humboldt county jail. they released young to his supervisor. >> we have a sight and release policy and we have one at our area office. you can be the cited and rae leased. >> i was wondering if i would

hurst the vice president of conservation of museums and the chief cura curator. it goes without saying that ron plays a significant leadership role at williamsburg directing initiatives across the foundation and importantly expanding decorative arts research. drayton hall's staff is particularly happy to have him here this evening. what began as a series of correspondence grew to collaborative research and then finally the 27 objects from drayton hall. ron has helped contexturalize the architecture of the hall. ladies and gentlemen, let's give a warm welcome to ron hurst. >> thank you, and everyone, i'm so pleased to be in charleston. i never miss an opportunity to come to the holy city, it is one of those very special places, whether you're interested in histor historic ar chitecture or not. >> for many people, the popular image stops there. while all of these elements are in fact a part of the early south story, the full picture is so much richer and more complex. the region was also home to people of french hugano dissent and those of german extractions. as we

ladies and gentlemen, let's give a warm welcome to ron hurst. [applause] >> thank you, carter, and everyone. i am so pleased to be in charleston. i never miss an opportunity to come to the holy city. it's one of those very special places, whether you are interested in historic architecture or not. a grand place to be. most modern impressions of the early south center on white-columned plantation houses -- [laughter] and rustic log cabins. they may also include gentry plan turns with english extraction, backwoods minting coonskin caps and the enslaved, as you see in the center here. the popularple, image stops there. while all of these elements are, in fact, a part of the early south's story, the full picture is so much richer and more complex. as every charles stony and -- charlestonian knows, there were ande of hugo no extent german extraction as well as .oravian families there were scottish , and there was a large jewish community by a family in williamsburg. ms. jones of beaufort, south carolina, and other enslaved people accounted for a huge

to ron hurst, we have malfunctioning traffic lights on boulevard and holme avenue. treat that as a four-way stop. for lehigh valley, majors are clear. >>> watching some clouds this morning but we aren't seeing any. you can see a clear view across the bell bell. no fog this morning, to rain or no cold. 57 degrees in philadelphia, 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. still a breeze blowing. it's not as strong for much of the area right now, but there are stronger gusts off to the north and west. pottstown, allentown, winds of 29 miles an hour. look at pocono mountains, wind gusts of 36 miles an hour. the winds will make it down to the delaware valley but lighter overall than yesterday and will continue to blow some clouds through the area. with these clouds, no sign of showers. those are way off to the northeast. stand by to give your umbrella the day off. partly sunny sky, breezy, temperatures in mid mid to upper 60s. gusts 22 miles an hour. seven-day forecast, tomorrow, saturday, sunshine. a little chilly in the morning and 67 degrees in the after. plenty of sunshine fo

next titans possession charlie white hurst throws over the middle to kendall wright. gets it to the end zone. titans lead, 10-6 at the half. u didn't see anymore of kirk cousins. pierre garcon along the sidelines, he turns up and has room to go all the way. a 70-yard touchdown. 13-10, skins. after this score. to the fourth, skins up six. white hurstat s the handoff. fires deep and he is wide open for a 38-yard touchdown. titans up one after that. comes to this. no pressure, right? three seconds left. back from 22 yards out, he gets it. this thing is over. skins get the win by two, the final 19-17. here's colt after the game. >> this team is much better than 2-5. there are so many good guys in this locker room, so much talent in this locker room. hopefully this win will spur on some momentum for us and maybe we can get on a roll here and get back in the hunt. >> we figured if his number was called he'd be ready to go. he was a quality pickup for us in the off-season and you want it to be somebody like colt who is a pro. >> just know we can come out of any situation. we

. >> famous for patty hurst and bank robberies. >> yes. remember walking to that building as a kid. i think that started to affect me, and then with the birth of the gangs in los angeles, seeing them move from the bridges to the parus to the lights and other gangs. that affected me and caused me to change my life. at one point i had difficulties with a gang, and my mother decided to send me an hour away to school, actually took about two hours on a bus, hour in a car. that affected my life. this touches with conflict, started to affect me. when i start to work with child soldiers. that happened. the idi amin movie, is that where you were exposed to what war does to children. >> it was. there was a place in the north of uganda called hope north. a friend of mine was running it, and i starred working there, and i started to talk to the children soldiers, and started to realise and hear parallel stories for the gang members that i knew at home. i started to recognise my connection on a global level, in a deeper way and see myself in others, n

. >>> happening today joint base mcgwire dix lake hurst will be holding a training going on tomorrow. also today the delaware training will hold the access to jobs expo. dozens will be there between 9:00 and 1:00. >>> 123e7b9 million labor department grants some going to job training in philadelphia that focus on health care. the group will work with local employers including children's hospital of philadelphia, nationwide health care services and several local nursing homes. bucks, chester, delaware counties will benefit. so will camden county and new caster county in delaware. >>> now to delaware where an historic restaurant is about to be torn down. kat katie's tavern was a shot spot but was closed for good a couple years ago. at a ceremony yesterday, neighbors said good-bye and they got a look at sketches of the new six townhomes that will occupy the corner. it was bittersweet. >> i used to go after school to get the french fries. everybody kept an eye on everyone. i used to go there to have dinner every once in a while. their food was outstanding. >>> in the 2008 debate with sara

white hurst freeway, canal road. this guy -- >> joey is pretty an nated about this. and are you going to be a bike tomorrow i hear? can we ask dad one more question? >> he's going to ride 20 miles. >> you're going to ride 100 miles, if people want to come out and participate, they can come starting at 7:00. >> absolutely come down in the morning and 6:30. try to get there a little early. but the good thing is, really it's a family event and we hope people will bring out the families, the younger they get involved, the longer they'll stick with it for the rest of their lives, a big opportunity for families to participate and get engaged and raise money. >> joey thank you for your zest. have it tomorrow when you're cheering people on. >> he will. >> and before we get out of the newscast today we want to update ow you on the situation we told you about earlier in the show. these are pictures right now from inova fairfax hospital actually we don't have the pictures. there was a woman who was taken from the pentagon parking lot. there's the area right there. she got sick

upper darby police say a serial burglar is on the loose and hit five times in two weeks in the stone hurst section of town. the latest break in occurred tuesday morning at 4:30. police say the guy is bold. >> apparently, 25 year old son went to sleep last night and was talking on his cell phone and left his cell phone on his chest and the burglar took the cell phone off his chest. >> reporter: detectives say the burglar is tar gooding homes with open windows or doors but sometimes he'll even pry open door or a window. it. >> doesn't matter whether your window is locked or open, he is getting in. >> reporter: police believe extra patrols and neighbors will get investigators the lead they need to catch the suspect. >> my concern is one of the victims gets hurt and that's why we need to -- were need to push this as quickly as possible. >> we just lock down. we have double lock on the doo doors, and we just hope it doesn't happen to us. >> reporter: that's the hope of a lot of folk. no one has been injured at this point. police are looking for surveillance video. they hope to get of the suspec

crash in philadelphia just after 2:00 this morning on the inner drive of roosevelt boulevard in ron hurst. police say the driver lost control of his car, smashed into that tree and that's when the car overturned. >>> new from overnight, a 5-year-old girl reported missing in trenton was found safe and sound. an amber alert was issued late last night. police were investigating this case as a possible carjacking. it turns out, though, the family's car was stolen, but the child, the girl was not in the car. >>> new developments overnight in the ebola outbreak. the nurses who treated that patient that died last week at a dallas hospital say they worked for days in dangerous working conditions. national nurses united claims that those nurses worked without proper protective gear and dealt with changing protocols. they also say the entire lab specimen delivery system could have been contaminated. 76 hospital workers are now being monitored. one nurse has ebola. she's doing well. federal health officials are also admitting that the government wasn't aggressive enough in containing the virus and t

was i realized how hard it was for them to secure funding a as for-profit social venture and vanessa hurst, co-founder of code montage, she once asked, should doing good be the only way to do a profit and instead, these women social entrepreneurs who are finding such a tough time securing the capital, so, what we look for specifically are women for profit social ventures, a couple of examples of companies that have been invested includes day one response, they are based in the bay area and they created a water bag that purifies water and so they work with disaster relief organizations, such as the red cross, to get this product out to places that have had disaster situations. >> natalia, i got to break in, my producer is telling me that's all the time i have. i will time and say your angels would invest in something maybe something that was not socially beneficial, not socially negative but made money? >> it has to be both, doing well and doing good and who said that it has to be mutually exclusive? >> you are the boss. say what you want. natalia, thank you. >>> we crunch a bump of numbers

. >> she use that money for hursting home expenses. >> reporter: it was his father-in-law who actually passed away. >> they just killed a woman by putting the check neck it to. >> reporter: it was up to him to prove his mother-in-law is still alive. >> i have to bring a picture of her holding newspapers with today's date to prove that she's alive. i have to bring the statement by nursing home she attending there. plus a picture from -- for the obituary in the local newspaper. >> reporter: how often does this sort of thing happen? well, this audit by the office of the inspector general found that during one, three-year period there were over 36,000 errors instances where the social security administration had to remove death entries from its matter file. gideon shine is an elder care advocate. he says, mistakes like this can be he can treatmently difficult for seniors to rectify on their own. >> it is pretty complicated. >> reporter: the social security administration says it's complicated for a reason. in a statement, the agency said "social security requires proof of identification to

now, the latest poll from mercy hurst university in erie shows wolf's lead on corbett is now down to 15 points. a poll from franklin & marshall college last week had the gap at 21 points. now, after this morning's debate in philadelphia, a final debate will take place one week from today, october 8th, near pittsburgh. then voters will go to the polls on november 4th. election day is now just 34 days away. >>> and a coalition of students, parents and other supporters of philadelphia schools will hold a rally just before this morning's gubernatorial debate in philadelphia. that's set for 7:30 a.m. in spring garden. they're calling on corbett and wolf to invest more money in schools and less in prison. the coalition has been knocking on doors asking people to sign a pledge to vote for candidates who are committed to funding public education. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> keeping a watch for some showers this morning. we certainly have plenty of clouds. as far as rainfall, it's really light and scattered. 65 degrees in philadelphia. reporting

damian hurst, he's an interesting artist. he's seen highlights. think we're going to see an interesting move in damian hurst prices. >> thank you so much for joining us, phillip hoffman. we're going to bring you some flashes now coming out of moscow. this relating to the meeting that has been going on in milan. it's coming from dimitry petrof. he is saying russian president vladimir putin will hold more talks today with poroshenko. alongside them will be german chancellor angela merkel and french president francois hollande. earlier, putin said the meeting with poroshenko last night was positive. claudia is in milan where those leaders have been meeting and has an update for us. good morning, claudia. >> good morning. it's interesting to hear the russian side of what happened at this meeting. more optimism, certainly, than what we were getting in terms of what actually came out of there. it appears as though, yes, this is a dialogue ongoing. but the idea and the comments that came out from the leaders as they approach this summit, was more needs t

our own alicia vitarelli and the polish american cultural center will co-hurst the parade. >> burlingtonoffenders can reduce their vet by feeding the needy. the library system will host foods for fines. every delinquent reader who donates food will knock money off their fine. the money will be given to the food bank of south jersey. >>> the little ones got things moving at the fun day that included carnival games and bounce houses and bake sale to add a sweet twist to a fun fall day. there's much more coming up on "action news," this morning, sky6 live hd taking a live look over camden, it's a chilly one out there, meteorologist chris sowers is back with just how long this cold weather is going to last. >>> a play coming to philadelphia focuses on a family's fight against apartheid. 6abc loves the arts tells you about the new take on the production. >>> the meteoric rise of the inventor, david muir >> good sunday morning to you, philadelphia international airport, looking clear right now, but it is chilly as you head outside if you have to catch a flight on this sunday morning, 6:42, onl

. >>> police in upper darby are warning residents living in the stone hurst section that strikes when people are sleeping. michael chitwood says homes have been broken into from 2:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. in the morning, through open windows. in one incident the suspect stole a cell phone off a sleeping man's chest. if have you information on the burglary spree, call upper darby police. >> a fund raise ser held to help a family of a little girl that was nearly mauled to death by a pit bull in delaware. emily ruckle faces more surgery and extensive plastic surge after a pit bull attacked her in her home in newark. her 15-year-old stepsister beat the dog to get him off the young girl. they are holding a fundraiser to pay for emily's medical expenses, the friends of family comedy show is held at the executive ba executive banquet from 9:00 until 11:00. >>> we know that texting and driving or talking on your cell phone can be dangerous, but what if hands free technology aimed to keep drivers safer is actually worse. there is a new report out say that hand its free technology can increase dri

. >> or big hurst. >> oh, hide it in a purse? >> you don't even have to take it out of the trunk. you just piecemeal it in on the down low when he's not looking, one item at a time. >> is that right? >> that's what i've heard. >> well, this is weird. because i found a study that says it is the opposite. men rather than women are the biggest secret spends err, 41% of men admit to hiding purchases from their partners in a survey. compared to 22% of women. we're doing a lot more, most said, they hid their purchases to avoid arguments, because the wife didn't think the item was needed. >> like the latest tool, or some sort of truck accessary? >> well, if you are using it to benefit the family, i don't think you should be upset. >> but you don't need fancy mudflaps. >> you don't? >> don't think so. >> with the playboy bunny flapping on the back? >> definitely don't need those. my daddy liked cd's, would go to the record store, buy records, sneak them? >> necessary. >> huge crocket filled with cd's, records, just keeps getting bigger. somehow we never actually see the cd's come into the

. >> there was a real sense of panic outside of hazel hurst middle school. the principal just returned from his brother's funeral in zambia, far from the ebola hot spot countries, on the other side of africa. >> that's about 2,500 miles, we did the math today. >> a long, long way. this is hysteria and i think we got troubles in river city. withhold the senate is to have an extraordinary turn-out of african americans. can they deliver on election day? the infantry is being asked to be the cavalry this time, save the day. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> we'll be right back and talk about what i called black power. the only way the democrats can hold the u.s. senate is if african americans get out and vote the way they voted in 2012. this is an extraordinary leap they're going to have to make. they're going to have to jump up and catch something they've never caught, a midterm election, as strong as a presidential election, but they have to do it, it's argued if the democrats are going to hold the senate. we'll be right back to talk about that h

his body was load intoed a hurst and taken to a funeral home by a motorcycle escort. family, state troopers, and philadelphia police officers, were all on hand, lining up, to show their support and respect to the fallen officer. trooper kendra had been a member of the pennsylvania state police since june of 2012. he was cents currently serving with troop k out of the skippack barracks. sadly he is 96 member of the state police to be killed in the line of duty, in the history of the pennsylvania state police. now the shooting is currently being investigated by the state police, and the montgomery county district attorney's office, again we do expect more information to be released today, so we can find out just exactly how this tragic situation unfolded. alex, mike? >> my goodness, all right, lauren. 7:07. this latest tragedy comes three weeks after the deadly ambush of two pennsylvania state troopers in the poconos, eric frein accused of injuring a state trooper, police searching for him found two pipe bombs in the woods, during their manhunt. they say the bombs were

. >>> at 6:15, joint base maguire dix lake hurst. >>> and this morning, police are cooking for two girls who attacked a temple student. police tell us the temple student was walking to her car when a teenage girl came up from behind and punched her in the back of the head. now temple will not issue a text or e-mail alert about the incident, something one student would have preferred. >> yeah, because i would have taken a different way. i always think we should be alerted, even if they don't figure it out or not. i just think it's better for temple students overall. >> the victim did not seek medical attention. the random attack came a day after a 15-year-old girl pleaded guilty to attacking another temple student with a brick. >>> and happening today, a rally is planned in philadelphia ahead of tonight's school reform commission meeting. it's the first meeting since the frc cancelled the teachers kr sn contract earlier this month. katy zachry is live. >> reporter: hi, vai, for stares there's going to be a big rally outside the school district headquarters. hundreds of teachers and many o

his body load intoed a hurst and taken to funeral home by a full motorcycle escort. start troopers and philadelphia police officers lined to up show their respect. troop her been a member of the philadelphia state police since june of 2012. he was currently serving with troop k, out of the skippack barracks, he sadly is the 96 member of the state police, to be killed in the line of duty in the history of the philadelphia state police. again, the shooting is currently being investigated by the state police and the montgomery county district attorney's office. and again, we do expect more information to be released today about exactly how this situation unfolded. chris? >> latest deadly ambush, officers found pipe bombs in the woods as the search for the suspect aaron frein continues. investigators say the bonds were fully functional, but appear to have been left behind. today marks day 20 in the manhunt for frein. fox 29 has learned, there were sitings of frein's camp sites where some of his personal belongings were found over the weekends. frein accused as you know o

. >> his funeral complete with motorcycle drawn hurst, saw bikers from around the city and around the country show up in to honor him. but the massive motorcycles and atv's became dangerous for city drivers, from skyfox, you can see a swarm of bikes blowing through intersections and cutting off drivers. although philadelphia police were swarming department policy prevents officers from chasing illegal bikers. >> so they get somebody out here, there will be another tragedy, i am southern toy say that, but it is not safe. >> wild riding continued through the night as had i friends let off steam by burning rubber, tyler's mother hopes police finds her son's killer. >> they will be brought to justice. that's the last thing dow. >> there is a $20,000 reward being offered for the arrest and conviction of tyler's killer. but, until that person is found, his family and friends say they will continue to ride these streets in his honor. in west philadelphia, chris o'connell, "fox 29 news". >>> coming up on 5:20. on this wednesday morning, topping your health headlines, researchers are setting -

hospital, where the trooper was air lifted after he was pronounced dead his body was load intoed a hurst, followed by police officers, family, friends, to show their respect to the fallen officer. troop her been member of the pennsylvania state police, since june of 2012 serving with troop k out of the skippack barracks, killed in the line of duty in the history of the pennsylvania state police. again, the shoot something currently being investigated by the state police, we hope to get more information today to find out exactly how this all happened. chris, kerry? >> lauren johnson live for us, thank you 6:07. this latest tragedy comes just three weeks after the deadly ambush of two pennsylvania state troopers in the poconos. eric frein accused of killing state trooper and injuring another. police searching for him say that they found two pipe bombs in the woods during their manhunt. say the bombs were actually functional corks have been set off by wire, but appear to have been hastily discarded. frein has been on the run since mid september. >> mills g real estate agent killed on the jo

killed after being shot in the chest, a procession led by troopers in philadelphia police escorted a hurst caring the body last night. troop nerve training at the montgomery county public safety training complex when the accident happened. state police say the accident remains under investigation. in a statement, the state police commissioner said the agency mourns kendra's death, extends condolence toss his beloved ones. >> 4:04, latest tragedy comes few weeks after deadly ambush on two pennsylvania state troopers. officers have found pipe bombs in the woods as the search for the suspect this man eric frein continues. investigators say those bombs were fumuli functional, but appear to have simply been left behind. today marking the 20th day in the manhunt for him. fox 29 has learned there were sitings of his camp sites where some of frein's personal belong was found over the weekends. frein is accused every killing corporal brian dixon and seriously wounding another trooper outside of the barracks in pike county on september 12th. >>> moving now to developing story, it is not a mark that

darby police say a serial burglar is on the loose and his has hit times in two weeks in the stone hurst section of town. the latest break in occurred tuesday morning at 4:00 their. police say the guy is bold. >> apparently, a 25 year old son went to sleep last night and was talking on his cell phone and left his cell phone on his chest. and the burglar took the cell phone off his chest. >> reporter: detectives say the burglar is targeting homes with open windows or doors, but sometimes he'll even pry open door or window. >> it doesn't matter whether your window is locked or open, he's getting in. >> reporter: police believe extra patrols and neighbors will get investigators the lead they need to catch the suspect. >> my concern is if one of the victims gets hurt and that's why we need to push this as quickly as possible. >> we just lock down. we have double locks on the doors, and we just hope it doesn't happen to us. >> reporter: dave schratwiese schratwieser, fox 29 news. ♪ >> the moment of impact coming up an out of control car plow noose a crowd of people. >>> it was really bad. >>

vice president of elections ronald hurst talks about what people imported made and used in the colonial south it was often influenced by their ethnicity and religion. he talks about how furnitures and musical instruments were shaped by conditions

there have been five incidents in the stone hurst section of the township in just the past two weeks. police say the burglars targeting homes with open windows and doors, they believe extra patrols and vigilant neighbors will lead them to a suspect. >> i'm scared. you know? you don't want to go out. >> these guys are like rats. he hits. he goes. you know, surround the area and he's gone. >> he never pulls any punches, does he? police recovered pry bar from a location, in hoping it will lead to arrest. >>> anyone with information is asked to call upper darby police. >>> we're hearing from the school superintendent for the first time after a new jersey high school football program was shut down. this comes after allegations of hazing and bullying at the surrey ville war memorial high school middlesex county. superintendent says there was enough information to warrant a criminal investigation. so, leaders made the decision to cancel the entire season. the case is now in the hands of the county prosecutor's office. >> there were incidents cents of harrassment, intimidation, and bullying a

. >> there was a real sense of panic outside of hazel hurst middle school. principal just returned from his brother's funeral in zambia, far from the ebola hot spot countries, on the other side of africa. >> that's about 2,500 miles, we did the math today. >> a long, long way. this is hysteria and i think we got troubles in river city. you know why they're doing it, because there's an election in two weeks. that's it. this isn't a reasonable discussion of good public health. it's an attempt to scare people into the voting booth to vote r. thank you both. >>> coming up, black power. i use that loosely. the democrats only hope to withhold the senate is to have an extraordinary turn-out of african americans. can they deliver on election day? the infantry is being asked to be the cavalry this time, save the day. this is "hardball," the place for politics. their manufacturig process with sticky notes and string, yeah, they were a little bit skeptical. what they do actually is rocket science. high tech components for aircraft and fighter jets. we're just their ban

the patty hurst kidnapping and the disappearance of jimmy hoffa. >> directed the task force between 1994 and 1998 on an operational level. he became inspector and led the task force in the hunt for olympic bomber rudolf. in 1999 named deputy assistant in the new counter terrorism division of the fbi and traveled extensively overseas, i should note in the book. jim writes that terry is the only fbi agent that he knows who got into a fight with a russian spy, when he wrestled a kgb agent to the ground on a brooklyn subway platform in 1986. so please welcome our panel. [applause] >> jim, let's start with you. all three of you are listed as coauthors. the book is told from your perspective. tell us how it came together and what was your main objective for the book. >> thank you for kind comments. i want to point out that we represent dozens of fbi agents and atf agents and officers of the u.s. postal inspection service who all worked together for that task force over the last three years. you might have imagined how much work went into such a project. the book came about how the investigatio

you find companies to move here like hursts or look heed martin or northrup grumman and something you never did while you were governor. >> and you say you support the concept of a minimum wage but you said the private sector sets it but the government is setting it. do you support the government setting a minimum wage. >> just because they set a minimum wage znlt mean you get a job. under charlie it was $7.93, it has gone up since i was governor. the minimum wage was zero. 832,000 people lost her jobs. >> i would like to let governor crist respond. >> the facts are clear. he is against waging the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. and he said the very idea of it makes him cringe. why? why would it make any cringe to have a little bit more money in your pocket. and the statistics are not what he said, but crystal clear that in seattle and san francisco where the minimum wage has been raised, more jobs are being produced and people have more money in their pocket so you can go to the mom and pop down the street and spend more. >> governor crist i want to ask you, because economists say th

.history tv on >> next, colonial williamsburg vice president of collections ronald hearst --ronald hurst talks about how what people imported, made, and used in the colonial south was often influenced by their ethnicity and religion. he talks that how furniture, musical instruments, and other household items were shaped by community traditions and daily needs. this program lasts about 50 minutes. >> it is now my pleasure to introduce ronald l hurstth

hurst, the gentleman from nevada is recognized. >> i want to thank the chairman and director cummingsr holing this important megna. director pierson, let me be frank. i believe you have done a disservice to the president of the united states. not only have you compromised his safety and security. you have compromised the safety and security of his family and the staff of the white house. the pattern of lax security and following basic protocols indicate a culture at the secret service that needs to change. now while the president may not be in a position to publicly criticize this failure to adequately protect his needs, i will. this president has far too much to worry about both here and around the world. he should not have to also be concerned with his personal safety and security and that of his family. so my question, director, is why should we have confidence in the secret service's ability to protect the president of the united states and the first family when there has been such a pattern of lax security? >> i believe the incident on september is theth is not representative of

the monarch signed it hurst, elizabeth r.al tweet welcomed visitors to a new information age gallery at the science museum in london. >> number five, if you're planning a halloween costume, this may scare you when you see the price tag. the costume is selling for a cool 1.6 million bucks. if that doesn't fit your budget, it also shows a robot costume for $25,000. and a cowboy costume for $2500. >> i always wanted to be a cowboy. >>> let's go now back to the shooting rampage at marysville washington high school. jaylen fryberg targeted a group of teens whose school mates say were his friends. a grandfather says two of them were his cousins. he killed one of them and wounded four others before they turned the again on himself. officials say the gun he used has been traced to his father. and now investigators are searching the family home. let's bring in cnn legal analyst paul cullen, mel robbins with us as well. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. he was a freshman, at that age, would he have been per

day two of a training intersize near lake hurst.ays get the latest news, including updates on the ebola outbreak. also weather on our website nbc10.com. thanks for watching and have a great day. with tom corbett, things keep getting worse. september 16th. budget deficits force pennsylvania to borrow $1.5 billion dollars just to keep the lights on. three days later, pennsylvania's unemployment rate goes up for the second straight month. under tom corbett, we've fallen from 9th to 47th in job creation. and on september 25th, pennsylvania's credit is downgraded for the fifth time in two years. why would we give tom corbett four more years? >>> welcome back to "today." it's friday morning, october 17th, 2014. i'm willie, along with al, natalie and tamron. we're out here, holding bowling balls for a very special reason, a very special man. >> a member of the florida high school bowling team. he has bowled 58 perfect games in practice and tournaments and is here to teach us a thing or two about bowling. nice to meet you. >> congratulation

. >> it looked like in her part of benson hurst i guess that's how they ate it. >> who sarah palin knifents with a naf and fork. i think that's fair. >> good point. the tropics are getting active. hurricane season, haven't talked about it at all because it's been so quiet. next couple weeks might see more activity. tropical storm faye. subtropical storm means it's higher north and not completely tropical. don't worry, bermuda, get remain from this over the next couple of days. watch possibly another storm behind that most of them will curve out to sea. i don't think we have big problems. rain showers this morning going all across the mid-atlantic towards the northeast. and then down across much of the south. expect to see that kind of continue. it's just the same pattern we have seen over the last couple of days. that will eventually change because we have a big system that you see that rain just to the south of seattle pacific northwest that storm will move in by tomorrow. bring some big thunderstorms across the central plains and then by monday, in across the mississippi river valley.